Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-08
NUMBER 10.
.,d .l.o., The P,lr Of lss6. they had

20 haul In their horn. a seooni time.
When Glsnsrm failed 20 trot ~ the
State Fair q 1885. and none Of his colts
showed fa., In public. they said Glensrm
was about played out. and ,ha, be must
either show fa., himself or show fas,
colts, else BIZ. owner would have 10 shut
up shop. Aftsr he began TO 'ho~ some
fs,, trial. In 1856. they said he wa. =
pretty good horse himself. bu, bis colts
we're no good. When S,Argsxr beat
him q, the State Fair. even though Glen.
arm beA, such good ones S GIlbreih
Maid. Surprise. Nellie NJ. etc. be va.
pronounced TO be no tro,,er. and some
pretended to say ,ha, be had never made
the time claimed for him in bic trials.
Ba, after hi, race. a, Gray. Canion, and
at Mystic. the krosing ones were shut
up the third time.
They now acknosledse him TO be q
fr,,.ela.s horse himself. bat they improve
every opportunity TO give US the benefit
Of their doubts a. - whether hs will
ever have any tro,ting colts 10 place 70
hi. credi, or not. We don't ,ay ,ha, he
will. ba, We don, regard the opinion OF
these chronic doabier a. Of any accoln,
whatever. Ifihey possessed any Inform
alton In regard 70 the successful iroiiing
sire. Of the past. which j. matter Of
.srioa, doubt. they would remrmber'om'
Of their former foolish statements. and be
con,sn, TO wait until some Of bic colts
have been trained. in view Of The ags AZ
i.iaed by other successful sifes before
any Of their progeny made IA, records.
We should advise our friend, 20 wait
while. for II they are Obliged TO swallow
their own smoke few times more. they
will se, the credit for being bigger fools
than they really are. Gen. knoH. the
sire Of more 2:30 iro,iss than any other
horse ever owned in Maine. va. fourteen
year, old before he had a single repre-
sentative in the "eh,rmsd cifsls.' and he
served over hundred mares year when
four and five years old.
Alexandsr's Abiallah. sire OF Gold
smith Maid. aud the mos, prrPo'sn, sire
that ever lived. all ihings considered
had no, = single performer on the turf a.
the time Of bis death. when be vas ihir'
teen year. old, and this wA' the case
-i,h a grea, par, Of our most noted 'ire'
Many Of them were nearly twenty before
their iall value was discovered.
Three Of GlenArm', colts were started
l.., year Delnoni. lately sold for one
thousand DOLLAR. won the two year old
race a, Bangor. ,ro,iing full mi'e IN . (;
rs, and two colt. by GlenArm woa their
race. a, New Gloucester GlenArm i
veil bred. being ot Almoni blood on his
sire. eide. and /, out Of great brood
mare. lie 1. also a ,ro,ier him'slf-qaal.
uie. possessed by the greatest 'iie.' and
there i. no good reason ye, given, Why be
will not, when the return. Ars all in' fank
,qu.l.A.ire Of speed with the best Of
the mlny promising young sire. no"
owned in Maine and New EaslAnd. In
our mex, We will speak further OF bis
sire. Constellation.
Hon. Geo. ID. Blsbee. Of Biekhsld'
has very handsome. smoothly made
bay mare, 20, by smuggler Chef, 'on OF
snuysler. 2.i5i, dam by the Lyfofd
Horse. She /, very cheerful and
speedy roadster. and Mr. Bi'bee would
like 70 exchange bsr fo' a larger horse
suitable for two.seAied carriage.
DR.. c. :. Child, Of the same place
h.. a yearlins colt. 70; by Robert Bon
nsr. Jf. that stands fifteen hands high
.hos. good action. and bids fair 70 de-
vslop into superior gen,lsman' road
s,er.
Al Penley Of South Paris, has bay
col, no, ye, ten months old. ,ha, 'iand'
fourteen hand, high 'nd weighs over ak
hundred pounds. lie was 20, by Inca
.on Of Constellation dam by Hector be
by Howe. bismarck. This i a very
.,,li,h and elegant colt. with good shaped
limbs. Inca /. owned by Charles w
Moore. Of Lewiston. and bic dam was by
Clark Chief. one Of the bes' sons oI
M.mbrino Chief. lie is a handsom'
b.y and stand. sixteen hand, high. III,
colt. are said to be uniformly large ani
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